Unported Vortec/carb guys. . .
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Unported Vortec/carb guys. . .
I know the Vortecs are popular around here, I'm curious to see just how much power these heads can make. Whats the potential of these things?
Please list your setup and expected/actually numbers. . .
Please list your setup and expected/actually numbers. . .
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Re: Unported Vortec/carb guys. . .
Im building a Vortec with 10.5-10.8:1, probably the latter, a Lunati 232/242 .510"/.525" 110 lsa hydraulic roller cam, Prof.Prod. Crosswind/airgap intake, 750 Mighty Demon, Beehive valve springs with Titanium retainers.
Motor will be zero decked and balanced, heads milled, but stock bore and stock stroke...block does NOT need bored.
with 4.10 gears and MT ET Street radials, I hope to run 12.0h's or quicker.
Motor will be zero decked and balanced, heads milled, but stock bore and stock stroke...block does NOT need bored.
with 4.10 gears and MT ET Street radials, I hope to run 12.0h's or quicker.
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Re: Unported Vortec/carb guys. . .
Look for a guy on Nastyz28.com with an unported vortec and BIG solid flat cam. I think he went mid 11's with that setup. (remember how heavy second gens are...)
There's also a handful of members here running non-ported vortecs running quite fast. Two off the top of my head, but only one is willing to share the secrets of his combo.
There's also a handful of members here running non-ported vortecs running quite fast. Two off the top of my head, but only one is willing to share the secrets of his combo.
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Re: Unported Vortec/carb guys. . .
You are thinking of the Malibu. He went 11.60's at 114mph. 413ci. 11.3:1 or there about. 244/252 .520/.540 xs282 comp cam, Super Victor, and 750 holley.
3.42 gears and a 4000 stall. 3500lbs.
3.42 gears and a 4000 stall. 3500lbs.
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Re: Unported Vortec/carb guys. . .
I'm pretty sure I was thinking of a '79 Camarom, or thereabouts. It was a 383 too. And I think the cam was even bigger then that.
I might be mistaken though.
There was some chatter about the guy being one of the design engineers who helped create the vortecs or something like that...
I might be mistaken though.
There was some chatter about the guy being one of the design engineers who helped create the vortecs or something like that...
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Re: Unported Vortec/carb guys. . .
This is the one I was thinking of
http://www.nastyz28.com/forum/showpo...84&postcount=8
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http://www.nastyz28.com/forum/showth...ported+vortecs
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Re: Unported Vortec/carb guys. . .
with the proper cam these heads can run very well.
the typical XE274, 3500 stall, 3.73 and 26" tires at 10:1 is usually good for bottom 12s, maybe high 11s.
the typical XE274, 3500 stall, 3.73 and 26" tires at 10:1 is usually good for bottom 12s, maybe high 11s.
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Re: Unported Vortec/carb guys. . .
Comp Cams CS XE284H-10 -0.507 int./0.510 exh. lift is my cam
and i got a 3500 stall
and i got a 3500 stall
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Re: Unported Vortec/carb guys. . .
Re: Unported Vortec/carb guys. . .
Last summer, I witnessed a 383 do 430 HP & 460 TQ on a dyno with non-ported Vortecs, 0.520 " lift hyd flat tappet, Performer RPM, & a Qjet. That was also with 112 race fuel because the compression was somewhere around 10.6:1.
Video here; http://www.wildgooseperformance.com/dynorun.html
Video here; http://www.wildgooseperformance.com/dynorun.html
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